
Branden Leslie
@BrandenCPC • 4,818 subscribers
Husband. Father. Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Portage-Lisgar.
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The Liberal Environment Minister insists that imposing a UN-backed net-zero shipping tax, potentially hitting $500 per tonne, won't drive up costs for everyday Canadians. But I live in the real world, where businesses don't eat these taxes. They pass them straight down to you.
Branden Leslie41,553 views • 11 months ago

My message to the idiot protesters out there siding with Hamas and Hezbollah 👇
Branden Leslie43,874 views • 2 years ago

Liberal MP, Mark Gerretsen 🇨🇦 🇺🇦, says that it'll be "very simple" for businesses to implement the Liberals' two-month temporary tax trick. Has he watched the news?! "Nightmare," "hot mess," and "headache" - all words used to describe this failed policy. These out of touch Liberals are living in an alternate reality.
Branden Leslie39,515 views • 1 year ago

PM Carney says he wants LNG through the Port of Churchill by 2030. Then we found out he wants to create a new National Park that would make this very difficult. Those two things are clearly at odds, yet the Secretary for Nature insists they're not. So, what's the plan?
Branden Leslie14,136 views • 6 months ago

Farmers were told that Chinese canola tariffs would drop by March 1st, but now we hear Beijing is pushing that back. So, what's the deal? Today in Question Period, the Liberal Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture offered no clear explanation. Canadian farmers deserve certainty.
Branden Leslie14,679 views • 8 months ago

Hold on to your wallets. Trudeau is hiking the Carbon Tax by 23% on April 1st.
Branden Leslie18,070 views • 2 years ago

Last week, I proudly voted non-confidence in this government 135 times because this Liberal Government doesn’t know JACK — or Jim — farmers from Southern Manitoba that’ll have to pay more than $20,000 a month after this Prime Minister’s plan to quadruple the tax. How do they expect our farmers to cover that cost? Raise prices for Canadians? Cut back on production? Or are we going to be forced to import foods from more polluting foreign farms?
Branden Leslie11,104 views • 2 years ago
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